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The Black Spot
Based on the hit short film Full Disclosure, The Black Spot follows an agent in the International Off-world Trade Federation as he uncovers some dark secrets. He is forced to go on the run with a space veteran and psychic teenage girl as they get hunted by a mysterious assassin.
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Based on the hit short film Full Disclosure, The Black Spot follows an agent in the International Off-world Trade Federation as he uncovers some dark secrets. He is forced to go on the run with a space veteran and psychic teenage girl as they get hunted by a mysterious assassin.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Oliver Rogers
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Runtime:77 minutes
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Cast
Oliver Rogers
Director
Jack Klaff
Base Announcer General
Lloyd Kaufman
High Commander Kaufman
Martin Maloney
Agent Baxter
Oli Meredith
Soldier 024
Len Kabasinski
Helicopter pilot (voice)
Polly Duniam
Security Radio
Alexander Hauck
IOTF Security
Sophie Duniam
Security Radio
Ryan Gilks
Intruder
Eden McDougall
Agent Scissor
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